> It is an option, the web has just evolved past no-javascript sites. For many sites it is not an option. If you disable JavaScript then it does not render at

> It is an option, the web has just evolved past no-javascript sites. For many sites it is not an option. If you disable JavaScript then it does not render at all. I've also run across web sites that do not work at all if cookies are blocked. IMHO this kind of design is just retarded. If you want certain functionality dependent on those features being active, I can understand that. But them being disabled should not prevent the web server from sending me HTML and CSS so something renders on my screen.